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The Public
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Introduction to the
Public Domain
The Public Domain
describes books and other creative works whose copyrights have expired,
perhaps they were never copyright protected at all, and no one has a
better claim to those products than you.
When a product has
copyright, it belongs to someone in particular, only the legal owner can
make changes to the product, only they can benefit from sales of
whatever their product happens to be.
Copyright is a valuable commodity, explaining why breaches of copyright
are rigorously pursued at law and can attract millions of pounds in
compensation.
Many public domain works are just as profitable, (maybe more so), as the
most closely guarded copyright items, but they belong to no one, and
anyone can copy them, sell them, and keep every penny to themselves.
Countless copyrights are expiring daily, no one can possibly republish
them all; there's so much to go round.
Sound too good to be true? That's what we thought too, until we heard
about people like:
About the Public Domain
Typically 'Public Domain' describes literary, musical, artistic works,
which are no longer protected by copyright and others that were never
subject to copyright. Laws vary by country, but are fairly easy to
follow.
So many wonderful products are available, yet most business opportunity
seekers shun or just overlook this hugely profitable area.
Some I've spoken to fear being sued for breach of copyright, others
think no one is interested in work created so long ago, yet more people
know about the public domain but they don't understand how it works.
'Public Domain' has confusing definitions but just one main meaning,
namely that items in the public domain - that is books, manuals,
training courses, pictures, photographs, posters, postcards, music,
movies, and other works of art - have no definite owner, they belong to
no one, they're available free of charge for anyone to copy, change,
sell and distribute in any legal and ethical manner.
There are legal and moral issues to consider but for now all that
matters is, these items, millions of them, all in the public domain, are
yours to do with as you please and represent an excellent opportunity
for you to publish and make money right away.
Information - The Greatest Product of All
Ask some of the richest business people and they'll tell you they owe
their wealth to the information business, including the great Joe Karbo
himself, author of the best-selling Lazy Man's Way to Riches, and
modern day infopreneurs like Robert Allen, renowned real estate tycoon,
who openly admits he's made more money from publishing information
products than from anything else.
Information never dies, it's one of the best selling subjects on and off
the Internet, and the basis of countless hugely successful businesses
all over the world.
Sourcing information from the public domain is the easiest way of all to
enter the publishing business. Just think about it, all of these
products have been created by someone else, there might even be
marketing materials for you to update and add your own order details.
Best of all they cost you little or nothing and there are millions of
great products to choose from. There's no risk involved: if a product
doesn't work, that's no real problem, unlike one you've created yourself
or paid someone else to create for you, which has cost time and money
and brought nothing but disappointment.
The public domain grows daily, by hundreds, maybe thousands of different
products. So much to choose from, and still so few people knowing about
the public domain, even fewer prepared to locate this information
themselves.
You must be careful and never assume an item is in the public domain.
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